Disorders & Dating Apps

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In this debut collection exploring love in the time of Tinder, Hart examines the maze of dating, identity, and self discovery.You dock yourself to mewhile you drift in the waters of sleepsend ripples against mewith each inhale and exhaleI don't recoil at your handresting gently on my bellyletting you feel the fullnessof the space I occupyAccustomed to being too muchI used to breathe shallow breathspull my stomach to my spineshrink myself any way I couldI used to mind my anglesperception is everythingI would never lay comfortably on my sidebecause my belly would spill overLaying on my back was much more flatteringBut I found comfort in youthis safe harbor we've createdand the way your hand restsgently on my belly.L. Hart wrote her first story at six years old using her aunt's electric typewriter. Summoning the words to the page felt like magic, and she's been making magic since. Writing has been a constant in her life for nearly three decades. She writes for her younger self, the self that lived each painful and joyous page. L. believes in the sharing of stories, the ugly and the beautiful, and the power of vulnerability.